Installation Guide
Table Of Contents
- Introduction
- Installation Process
- Preparing for Installation
- Mounting the ECU
- Routing Power, Signals, and Buttons
- Placing Cameras
- Putting the Components Together
- Connecting to the Power Source
- Connecting Cameras to the ECU
- Connecting Monitors and Recorders
- Connecting the ECU to a Standalone (Single) Monitor
- Connecting the ECU to a Monitor and a Second Device via the CVBS Connector
- Connecting the ECU to a HD Monitor (via VGA) and a Recorder (via CVBS)
- Connecting the ECU to Up to Three Devices
- Connecting the Push Buttons
- Connecting Antennas and an IR Receiver
- Connecting to Vehicle Signals via the View Select Signal Cable Harness
- Next Steps...
- inView 360 HD Customer Support
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Introduction
The inView 360 HD AVM is a high-denition multi-camera system that provides drivers with a top-down “bird’s eye” 360°
view of the area around their vehicles. Large vehicles, due to their size and shape, often have areas which drivers cannot see
unaided. By providing drivers with a full 360° view of the area around their vehicles, the inView 360 HD AVM helps to elimi-
nate these vehicle “blind spots”, contributing to the reduction of collisions with surround pedestrians and vehicles.
How Does the inView 360 HD AVM Work?
High-denition cameras are placed high up on the front, rear, left, and right sides of the vehicle. Videos from these four
cameras are sent to the on-board computer, which, with the help of proprietary software, stitches/combines these video
feeds to create the 360° view of the area around their vehicles.
Cameras
Camera FoV
Cameras and Camera Fields of View (uncombined)
Combined 360° Video
Camera FoV
Cameras
NOTE: Installation Locations
Vehicle makes, models and sizes vary. Therefore, this document does not specify exact locations for the kit’s
components. Instead, this document describes the best locations for installing components for optimal operation and
ideal placement of cameras for optimum elds of view.
Cameras and Camera Fields of View (combined)